On November 2, 2026, Judge William Sullivan heard the Lindsay Clancy double jeopardy motion and indicated that a second trial could begin in March 2027.
Leaving a 14-Year-Old and a 9-Year-Old Home Alone for Days: The Florida Case Under Massachusetts Law
On October 18, 2026, a mother in Kissimmee, Florida flew to Las Vegas and left her four children, ages 14, 12, 11, and 9, at home for what she planned as a five-day trip. According to news reports, a ...
A person under 21 who holds a can of beer at a party, carries a bottle of vodka in a backpack, or drives with a case of beer in the car can face a charge of possessing alcohol under G.L. c. 138, § 34C ...
A driver arrested for drunk driving in Somerville or Medford faces a criminal OUI case in the Somerville District Court, at 175 Fellsway in Somerville. The Medford police bring their OUI arrests to ...
A driver arrested for drunk driving in Chelsea or Revere faces a criminal OUI case in the Chelsea District Court, at 120 Broadway in Chelsea. The Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, which also ...
The Massachusetts Appeals Court decisions on 209A abuse prevention orders and 258E harassment prevention orders from the week ...
A person arrested for drunk driving in Quincy, Braintree, Weymouth, Milton, Randolph, Holbrook, or Cohasset faces a criminal OUI case in the Quincy District Court, at 1 Dennis Ryan Parkway in Quincy.
A parent who lets teenagers drink at a party in the family home, a college student who buys beer for underage friends, and a bartender who serves a 20-year-old can each face a charge under G.L. c. 138 ...
A judge can fine a person convicted of hazing in Massachusetts up to $3,000 and jail the person for up to one year. Consent is not a defense to a hazing charge.
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